Select Board approves housing pilot, orders Flock review
Tewksbury Select Board approved a $30,000 affordable housing pilot and ordered an independent Flock assessment.
Tewksbury Select Board approved a $30,000 affordable housing pilot and ordered an independent Flock assessment.
Tewksbury Select Board declines to suspend Flock Safety cameras, directs town manager to negotiate a binding master services agreement.
Tewksbury boards selected 75 Radcliff Road for MBTA Communities housing district. The Select Board and Planning Board voted unanimously (9-0) to approve sub-district 1 and sub-district 2 with 75 Radcliff Road as the town's MBTA Communities proposal for the Fall Town Meeting, preserving a commercial
TEWKSBURY -- June 15, 2026, Tewksbury's Select Board and Planning Board voted 9-0 to advance an MBTA Communities Act zoning proposal centered on 75 Radcliffe Road to the fall 2026 town meeting.
Tewksbury Select Board unanimously approved the Into Action Recovery Road Race for September 27 and accepted two property easements. The Board approved donations totaling $300 to the Veterans' Department and for a banner honoring Maryann Vasallo, and accepted a tabletop statue of Anne Sullivan and
TEWKSBURY -- June 9, 2026, Tewksbury Select Board accepts Annie Sullivan statue, commits to Flock Safety public hearing at June 23 meeting. The board unanimously accepted a donation of a bronze statue depicting Annie Sullivan
Select Board adopted its first formal Open Meeting Law Complaint Policy while making housing and property decisions. Vice-Chair Mark Kratman's motion to approve the policy establishing a standardized complaint process was approved 4-0-1, with Board Member James F Mackey III abstaining.
TEWKSBURY -- May 19, 2026, Tewksbury Select Board adopts Open Meeting Law complaint policy and fills two Housing Authority vacancies. The board voted 4-0 with one abstention to approve the new policy, which requires
Tewksbury's Select Board convened on May 6 for a 13-minute session to discuss an Open Meeting Law Complaint. Chair Eric Ryder, Vice-Chair Mark Kratman, Clerk John Lombardo, and Board Member Richard Russo, Jr. were present; Member James F. Mackey III was absent. The board discussed the complaint
Select Board responds to Open Meeting Law complaint filed by member. Through Town Counsel Attorney Kevin Feeley, the Board addressed three alleged violations: post-adjournment deliberation on April 21 regarding Housing Authority appointments; similar conduct on December 2, 2025; and untimely
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